Monsters Born and Made by Tanvi Berwah

In the black seas of Sollonia, the deadliest monsters aren’t always under the water. A low-caste hunter named Koral risks everything by entering an elite, life-or-death chariot race to save her dying sister. Fans of The Hunger Games will appreciate this high-stakes tale of class warfare, sacrifice, and the fierce determination of a girl who refuses to remain powerless.

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Howl by Shaun David Hutchinson

The scariest monsters aren’t the ones in the woods—they’re the ones people refuse to see. A teen’s brutal attack becomes a powerful metaphor for trauma and the struggle to be believed. Combining queer identity with a fresh, atmospheric take on the werewolf myth, this “chilling with a conscience” read is perfect for anyone looking for horror that bites back.

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Go Hunt Me by Kelly DeVos

Lights, camera, slaughter. A group of teen filmmakers travels to a remote Romanian castle to shoot a Dracula remake, only to find themselves in a real-life slasher film. While the high-octane action and atmospheric setting keep the pages turning, the shocking final twist will leave readers either reeling or debating its merit.

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Violet Made of Thorns by Gina Chen

Honesty is a trap, but lies can be a cage. The novel follows a morally grey prophet who weaves a web of deceit to survive the royal court. When a fake prophecy awakens a very real curse, Violet must choose between her own ambition and a dangerous attraction to a prince who hates her. A sharp, nostalgic, and wickedly clever reimagining of classic fairy tale themes.

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